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  1. 10-29-2004, 07:59 PM #1
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    AutoExpanding Inline Frame

    Hi,
    I have header table and a footer table on my web page. Between the header and footer tables I have a 2 celled table, the left cell is for navigation, the right cell contains an Inline Frame. The parameters for the Inline Frame are 750px width and 950px height.

    When my webpage loads the content of the Inline frame is around 800px height...so I have no problem...
    or scrollbars. When I click on a link, the next pages content exceedes 950px...and now the scrollbars appear. I don't want scrollbars.

    Is there a way to get the parameters of my Inline Frame to automaticly adjust to it's content without the use of scrollbars?

    Thanks Scott
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  2. 10-30-2004, 10:12 AM #2
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    Hi, welcome to the forum.

    I tried finding a way to do this with code in the iframe src document, but failed horribly.

    What you could try is to first add

    Code:
    id="badger"
    to the iframe tag.

    Then add
    Code:
    onClick="document.getElementById('badger').style.width='1000';"
    To EVERY link that opens in the iframe, changing the width to match the document.
    Its a kludge, but works for me here in IE6 and FireFox
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